If
you live in, work in, or care about one of Salisbury's 10 historic districts, you
should attend the First Annual Meeting of the Historic Neighborhoods
Alliance ~ this Wednesday at 6PM at the Stokes~Snider House, 324 N
Fulton Street. This organization needs
support from residents of historic districts, neighborhood
organizations, and interested parties. The premise is that what has an
effect on one historic neighborhood affects all!
The HNA hosts the Candidates Forum each local election year,
and presents the Buy History annual historic open house event! Bring a
dish to pass and see how you can help improve the quality of life in
Salisbury's downtown neighborhoods!
HNA members have historically been 1-2 representatives from each historic neighborhood association. However, all historic neighborhoods do not have formally organized associations and we feel they should not be excluded. Further, there are aging neighborhoods, such as the City Park neighborhood, that do not have historic overlay designations but share similar issues as the designated districts.
Many projects are on the HNA 'wish-list'. You could help these come to fruition! One such project is the Historic District Map & Driving Tour. This project is eligible for a grant from the Tourism Development Authority!
We hope to see you at the first Annual Meeting of the Historic Neighborhoods Alliance!
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